When must an occupant be notified in writing about a follow-up inspection?

• A. Verbally
• B. After fines
• C. Notified in writing when a follow-up inspection will be made
• D. Informed of cost of fines

Answer: (C)

The main idea is that written notice is required before a follow-up inspection. The occupant must be informed in writing about when the follow-up inspection will take place so they have advance notice and can prepare or correct issues if needed. This written notice creates a clear record and ensures due process, rather than relying on verbal notices. The other options don’t fit because they involve verbal notices, fines occurring before notification, or informing about fines, none of which address providing formal written notice about the follow-up inspection itself. Therefore, the correct practice is to provide written notice when a follow-up inspection will be made.